Welcome to Alesund! After being devastated by fire in 1904, Alesund’s architecture was rebuilt in Art Nouveau style, setting it apart from other Norwegian cities. Go museum hopping, sample fresh seafood and head up to Fjellstua Viewpoint for incredible views over the city.

Your day at sea will allow you to take full advantage of everything the ship has to offer. Seek out hidden treasures and make the most of the facilities onboard. All of the ships activities can be found on the vessels daily newsletter. If relaxation is on your mind then your sea day will allow you to sit back, soak in ship life and watch the world as it floats by.

Longyearbyen is located way up north in the permafrost, 1300 kilometres above the Arctic circle! It is home to the world’s northernmost school & University as well as the Global Seed Vault. Longyearbyen is a town where you can see reindeer in the street & there are more snowmobiles than people! This is the Town where you can see a real Polar Bear – a stuffed one that is, at the Svalbard Museum.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea.

Welcome to Honningsvag! This lively fishing town is dotted with brightly painted wooden buildings and surrounded by mesmerising fjords and waterfalls. From here, you can journey to the famous Nordkapp, the most northerly point in Europe. Afterwards, take a stroll around Honningsvag Harbour and enjoy a meal at a nearby café.

Welcome to Alta! This Arctic wonderland is the perfect place to explore the great outdoors. Take in the breathtaking views from Alta Canyon, admire the UNESCO protected rock carvings of Hjemmeluft and discover the culture and history of the Sami people.

Welcome to Harstad, the heart of Northern Norway. Surrounded by forests, mountains, fjords and islands, Harstad is a haven for outdoor adventure. Meanwhile, Harstad’s city centre and harbour offer plenty of points of interest for history buffs.

Welcome to Bodo! With a location just north of the Arctic Circle, here you can experience the legendary Midnight Sun in summer and witness the extraordinary Northern Lights in the winter months. No visit to Bodo is complete without taking fishing trip to the world’s strongest current, found at Saltstraumen Strait.

Trondheim is Norway’s history. The country’s annals are written in the buildings and monuments of the nation’s historic capital. The timbered architecture of the magnificent 11th-century Domkirke was actually built over the tomb of St. Olav and even today, Norwegian kings continue to be crowned within its massive nave. The city has been the keeper of the kingdom’s treasures, values, legends, religious life, national aspirations and in short, Norway’s past since 997 when the Viking King, Olav Tryggvason, established this trading port on this yearround ice-free fjord at the mouth of the river Nid.

Welcome to Maloy! Located on Vagsoy Island, this charming town is best known for its picturesque lighthouses, stunning natural landscapes and exquisitely fresh seafood. Here, you can swim in the waters of Norway’s best beach, Refviksanden, step back in time at Maloy Raid Center and visit the uniquely-shaped Kannesteinen rock.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea.

Bruges, Belgium, epitomises medieval charm with its preserved architecture, cobblestone streets and tranquil canals. Landmarks like the Belfry Tower and Markt square showcase the city’s rich history. Delight in Belgian delicacies like chocolate and waffles while strolling past colourful houses. Whether cruising the canals or exploring Flemish art, Bruges offers a romantic journey into the past. 

Welcome to Amsterdam, the 17th-century capital of Holland, famed for its picturesque canals, vibrant culture, and architectural delights. Meander through charming neighbourhoods, take a bike ride or explore historic gems like the Anne Frank House and the Hague. Enjoy an overnight onboard stay to explore this exciting city.